Hortator Indoril Nerevar wrote: »Remember that sometimes you can ask nicely of a healer to use ele drain and the group will kick you for "telling them how to play".
Projection.
Hortator Indoril Nerevar wrote: »Remember that sometimes you can ask nicely of a healer to use ele drain and the group will kick you for "telling them how to play".
Projection.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »Hortator Indoril Nerevar wrote: »Remember that sometimes you can ask nicely of a healer to use ele drain and the group will kick you for "telling them how to play".
Projection.
People have to realize that "slotting something" isn't that easy. It may break an entire build or rotation. I don't accept those requests either.
Some healers focus on healing and not buffing (and imho they're right). Your PUG healer doesn't have to be a buffing machine and there should be nothing to ask or complain about as long as the group is kept alive.
Want ele drain ? Slot it yourself...
strikeback1247 wrote: »We are not discussing the usefulness of ele drain, what the OP is trying to say is that some people are so sensitive that they will kick you for simply suggesting something that may improve the overall performance. If you can't even take a helpful suggestion, I wonder how you take any constructive criticism in real life.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »strikeback1247 wrote: »We are not discussing the usefulness of ele drain, what the OP is trying to say is that some people are so sensitive that they will kick you for simply suggesting something that may improve the overall performance. If you can't even take a helpful suggestion, I wonder how you take any constructive criticism in real life.
Again, some people always get confused between suggesting, helping, criticizing and commanding.
Also, OP states that he's been kicked for simply asking, and asking nicely. That may be too much. But if the healer had said "no, thank you, I prefer to keep my bars as they are", would he have accepted that answer ?
In a guild group, yes, discuss, ask and optimize all you want.
In a PUG, deal with what's available, or leave.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »Hortator Indoril Nerevar wrote: »Remember that sometimes you can ask nicely of a healer to use ele drain and the group will kick you for "telling them how to play".
Projection.
People have to realize that "slotting something" isn't that easy. It may break an entire build or rotation. I don't accept those requests either.
Some healers focus on healing and not buffing (and imho they're right). Your PUG healer doesn't have to be a buffing machine and there should be nothing to ask or complain about as long as the group is kept alive.
Want ele drain ? Slot it yourself...
And this is why you are not a good healer.
Healer has the role, of support in a group, which is why a good healer doesn't only heal.
Before talking avout things that you don't know, think twice.
A DPS shouldn't slot e le drain, that would go against their role in the group which is to do DPS.
If they have the buffs as. A part of the rotation then it's fine
lordrichter wrote: »anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »strikeback1247 wrote: »We are not discussing the usefulness of ele drain, what the OP is trying to say is that some people are so sensitive that they will kick you for simply suggesting something that may improve the overall performance. If you can't even take a helpful suggestion, I wonder how you take any constructive criticism in real life.
Again, some people always get confused between suggesting, helping, criticizing and commanding.
Also, OP states that he's been kicked for simply asking, and asking nicely. That may be too much. But if the healer had said "no, thank you, I prefer to keep my bars as they are", would he have accepted that answer ?
In a guild group, yes, discuss, ask and optimize all you want.
In a PUG, deal with what's available, or leave.
It is also a fair bet that there was some amount of stuff that happened between 'asking nicely' and the 'getting kicked'.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »And this is why you are not a good healer.
Healer has the role, of support in a group, which is why a good healer doesn't only heal.
Before talking avout things that you don't know, think twice.
A DPS shouldn't slot e le drain, that would go against their role in the group which is to do DPS.
If they have the buffs as. A part of the rotation then it's fine
We're talking about a PUG here.
The primary role of a healer is to HEAL.
Before using words you don't know, think twice.
Not everyone likes to play BiS and all optimized, and a healer is perfectly entitled to heal and not play the buffing machine.
The DPS are supposed to be somewhat autonomous (again, in a PUG) and are not entitled to have their numbers pushed by someone else sacrificing his own playstyle.
Guess why so many people at endgame report to be so bored (and blame it on ZOS) ? Because they all play the same way and impose that way onto others. In the end everyone play the same things, the same builds, the same rotations, the same strategies. That's why people get bored. If you don't have a healer with ele drain, then compensate some other way, think out the box, be creative, adapt. That way you won't get bored so quickly.
Hortator Indoril Nerevar wrote: »I literally said "Can healer use ele drain on boss fights pls" EXACT words and was kicked. Not a single mob was killed yet. However sure. Meh.
anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »Hortator Indoril Nerevar wrote: »I literally said "Can healer use ele drain on boss fights pls" EXACT words and was kicked. Not a single mob was killed yet. However sure. Meh.
If that's the exact wording, and you hadn't even started the dungeon yet, then sorry but I can understand why they kicked you.
Why not wait and see first what's available, how people play ?
If they were newbies or insecure in any way, your demand was very likely to scare them.
Also, someone starting that way is likely to demand and complain during the whole dungeon.
If you want an optimized group, don't PUG.
Also, if instead of kicking you, they would have politely answered "no, I prefer to keep my bars as they are", what would you have done ?
Also is it elitist to ask people to get in voice chat so you can explain the mechanics of Na Kesh?
LadyNalcarya wrote: »Also is it elitist to ask people to get in voice chat so you can explain the mechanics of Na Kesh?
It is very elitist haha. Trying to explain how Planar Inhibitor works is also very elitist. Of course, its much better to get stuck there for 4 hours and give up. Basically every time you giving an advice or trying to explain something, youre ruining someone's unique playstyle.Once I was in a pug where someone got angry when asked to roll dodge from Spindle1 last boss aoe... That was after he died to every single explosion, of course.
Well, I guess some people think that "play as you want" means that you can clear vet dungeon by using /lute and /playdead.
LadyNalcarya wrote: »Also is it elitist to ask people to get in voice chat so you can explain the mechanics of Na Kesh?
It is very elitist haha. Trying to explain how Planar Inhibitor works is also very elitist. Of course, its much better to get stuck there for 4 hours and give up. Basically every time you giving an advice or trying to explain something, youre ruining someone's unique playstyle.Once I was in a pug where someone got angry when asked to roll dodge from Spindle1 last boss aoe... That was after he died to every single explosion, of course.
Well, I guess some people think that "play as you want" means that you can clear vet dungeon by using /lute and /playdead.
Sorry that reality dismantles your point of view, but if you are not compleating the content because you are playing what you like, expect to be kicked.
That's...not exactly how it works. Sure I can and usually do slot Drain for myself when I dps a pug(because healers either ignore questions about one or have no idea what that is and/or no destro staff). I also can and often do slot heals because healer usually doesn't know how to heal so I end up running Twilight in order to keep everyone up(starting with healer). I also can and sometimes do slot taunt because I tend to have better surviveability with 16k health than tanks do with 30-40k because I'm aware of existence of such complicated mechanics as block, dodge and bash whereas they are clearly not. And I still tend to pull like 60-80% dps in most pug groups(that while my actual dps is really mediocre atm) while doing all/half of that. That brings the question of why exactly do I need that rest of the group when I'm doing all of their roles better than they are yet they get offended if I try to offer them advice? This is not called having fun, this is called carrying. It can actually be fun sometimes, sure, but it gets old.anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »And this is why you are not a good healer.
Healer has the role, of support in a group, which is why a good healer doesn't only heal.
Before talking avout things that you don't know, think twice.
A DPS shouldn't slot e le drain, that would go against their role in the group which is to do DPS.
If they have the buffs as. A part of the rotation then it's fine
We're talking about a PUG here.
The primary role of a healer is to HEAL.
Before using words you don't know, think twice.
Not everyone likes to play BiS and all optimized, and a healer is perfectly entitled to heal and not play the buffing machine.
The DPS are supposed to be somewhat autonomous (again, in a PUG) and are not entitled to have their numbers pushed by someone else sacrificing his own playstyle.
Guess why so many people at endgame report to be so bored (and blame it on ZOS) ? Because they all play the same way and impose that way onto others. In the end everyone play the same things, the same builds, the same rotations, the same strategies. That's why people get bored. If you don't have a healer with ele drain, then compensate some other way, think out the box, be creative, adapt. That way you won't get bored so quickly.
That's...not exactly how it works. Sure I can and usually do slot Drain for myself when I dps a pug(because healers either ignore questions about one or have no idea what that is and/or no destro staff). I also can and often do slot heals because healer usually doesn't know how to heal so I end up running Twilight in order to keep everyone up(starting with healer). I also can and sometimes do slot taunt because I tend to have better surviveability with 16k health than tanks do with 30-40k because I'm aware of existence of such complicated mechanics as block, dodge and bash whereas they are clearly not. And I still tend to pull like 60-80% dps in most pug groups(that while my actual dps is really mediocre atm) while doing all/half of that. That brings the question of why exactly do I need that rest of the group when I'm doing all of their roles better than they are yet they get offended if I try to offer them advice? This is not called having fun, this is called carrying. It can actually be fun sometimes, sure, but it gets old.anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »And this is why you are not a good healer.
Healer has the role, of support in a group, which is why a good healer doesn't only heal.
Before talking avout things that you don't know, think twice.
A DPS shouldn't slot e le drain, that would go against their role in the group which is to do DPS.
If they have the buffs as. A part of the rotation then it's fine
We're talking about a PUG here.
The primary role of a healer is to HEAL.
Before using words you don't know, think twice.
Not everyone likes to play BiS and all optimized, and a healer is perfectly entitled to heal and not play the buffing machine.
The DPS are supposed to be somewhat autonomous (again, in a PUG) and are not entitled to have their numbers pushed by someone else sacrificing his own playstyle.
Guess why so many people at endgame report to be so bored (and blame it on ZOS) ? Because they all play the same way and impose that way onto others. In the end everyone play the same things, the same builds, the same rotations, the same strategies. That's why people get bored. If you don't have a healer with ele drain, then compensate some other way, think out the box, be creative, adapt. That way you won't get bored so quickly.
Yes, there always is the option to run only with friends. The question is, is the community really better off that way? Inexperienced players(let's call them that) run with inexperienced players, never learn anything, never improve and run into solid wall because there's content they simply cannot complete without adapting - which they both refuse to do and don't know how to do anyway. "Elitists" run with "elitists" and get called names because they don't want randoms in their groups, community gets split into 2 opposite parts with the gap between them ever growing. People pulling 3k dps and people pulling 60k dps. And those at 60k dps are yet working on improving their performance whereas those at 3k feel their performance is just fine but the game is simply too hard. Do you really like this environment? The "no I don't want to change anything for the sake of my group, I think you're a jerk for daring to suggest I do something differently, I will play the way I want, even if it costs our group 4 hours of wiping, and you can burn in hell if you don't like it" one?
Why is this attitude so common on these forums? Why is it always assumed that the person expressing...displeasure at someone's underperformance should be a saint, that it is his job to adapt and overcome, he should slot Drain, heals, taunt, shut up and solo the dungeon for poor little scared pricks who refuse to do as much as slot a single skill or write a single response in group chat? Why isn't it taken into consideration that given we're talking about a group activity perhaps THEY should adapt too?
That's...not exactly how it works. Sure I can and usually do slot Drain for myself when I dps a pug(because healers either ignore questions about one or have no idea what that is and/or no destro staff). I also can and often do slot heals because healer usually doesn't know how to heal so I end up running Twilight in order to keep everyone up(starting with healer). I also can and sometimes do slot taunt because I tend to have better surviveability with 16k health than tanks do with 30-40k because I'm aware of existence of such complicated mechanics as block, dodge and bash whereas they are clearly not. And I still tend to pull like 60-80% dps in most pug groups(that while my actual dps is really mediocre atm) while doing all/half of that. That brings the question of why exactly do I need that rest of the group when I'm doing all of their roles better than they are yet they get offended if I try to offer them advice? This is not called having fun, this is called carrying. It can actually be fun sometimes, sure, but it gets old.anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »And this is why you are not a good healer.
Healer has the role, of support in a group, which is why a good healer doesn't only heal.
Before talking avout things that you don't know, think twice.
A DPS shouldn't slot e le drain, that would go against their role in the group which is to do DPS.
If they have the buffs as. A part of the rotation then it's fine
We're talking about a PUG here.
The primary role of a healer is to HEAL.
Before using words you don't know, think twice.
Not everyone likes to play BiS and all optimized, and a healer is perfectly entitled to heal and not play the buffing machine.
The DPS are supposed to be somewhat autonomous (again, in a PUG) and are not entitled to have their numbers pushed by someone else sacrificing his own playstyle.
Guess why so many people at endgame report to be so bored (and blame it on ZOS) ? Because they all play the same way and impose that way onto others. In the end everyone play the same things, the same builds, the same rotations, the same strategies. That's why people get bored. If you don't have a healer with ele drain, then compensate some other way, think out the box, be creative, adapt. That way you won't get bored so quickly.
Yes, there always is the option to run only with friends. The question is, is the community really better off that way? Inexperienced players(let's call them that) run with inexperienced players, never learn anything, never improve and run into solid wall because there's content they simply cannot complete without adapting - which they both refuse to do and don't know how to do anyway. "Elitists" run with "elitists" and get called names because they don't want randoms in their groups, community gets split into 2 opposite parts with the gap between them ever growing. People pulling 3k dps and people pulling 60k dps. And those at 60k dps are yet working on improving their performance whereas those at 3k feel their performance is just fine but the game is simply too hard. Do you really like this environment? The "no I don't want to change anything for the sake of my group, I think you're a jerk for daring to suggest I do something differently, I will play the way I want, even if it costs our group 4 hours of wiping, and you can burn in hell if you don't like it" one?
Why is this attitude so common on these forums? Why is it always assumed that the person expressing...displeasure at someone's underperformance should be a saint, that it is his job to adapt and overcome, he should slot Drain, heals, taunt, shut up and solo the dungeon for poor little scared pricks who refuse to do as much as slot a single skill or write a single response in group chat? Why isn't it taken into consideration that given we're talking about a group activity perhaps THEY should adapt too?